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Dynaudio is a brand known for producing high-quality audio equipment, including speakers and headphones.

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The Focus 200 C Center channel loudspeaker is engineered to deliver an impeccable sonic balance identical to the Focus floor standing and stand-mount speakers, providing an unparalleled room-filling audio experience. Central to this loudspeaker's design is the use of sophisticated driver technology, which ensures that the majority of sound in a multi-channel setup, over 75 percent, which is typically directed towards the center channel, is rendered in crisp, clear detail.

To meet these high standards, the Focus 200 C incorporates two 15 cm mid/bass drivers equipped with Dynaudio’s Esotec+ technology. This technology includes an optimized double-magnet system that allows for precise, undistorted reproduction of dynamic impulses, even at elevated volume levels. The sound quality is further enhanced through the use of large, lightweight aluminium voice-coils and die-cast aluminium speaker basket frames. These structures are not only robust and reduce turbulence, but also avoid any sound coloration, making the output as realistic and open as possible, a crucial feature for any center channel speaker.

Moreover, the Focus 200 C utilizes Dynaudio’s famed soft-dome tweeter, which has been specially treated with a ferro-fluid for optimal performance, ensuring that the tweeter behaves perfectly even under different acoustic pressures. This high-frequency reproduction capability allows the speaker to handle both intricate sound effects and subtle details with ease, conforming seamlessly with the sonic character of the overall system. Additionally, the speaker's magnetic shielding makes it safe and effective for placement near video displays, enhancing user convenience and maintaining sound integrity.

Focus 200 C

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